A GROUP OF THREE ENGLISH SILVER PLATED TEA CADDIES TOGETHER WITH A SOUTH AMERICAN SILVER CANISTER , 19TH AND 20TH CENTURIES, comprising a Baroque style repouss caddy, possibly Dutch, of oval shape and domed hinged lid centering a classical maiden's mask within blossoming and fruiting foliage, above conforming sides with classical goddesses flanked by cherubic figures and scrolling grapevine and cluster, opening to a silver gilt two compartment lidded interior with engraved details, Height: 5 1/8"; a George III style oval caddy, stamped Goodfellow, London, with flaring oval body centering sides of engraved ribbon-tied oval shields flanked by scrolling floral clusters, within bands of continuous undulating acanthus leaves, surmounted by a conforming flat hinged lid with lion form finial, Height: 5"; a Regency style caddy, of shaped oval bomb form and an undulating gadrooned rim, above a shoulder of horizontal reeded banding and plain tapering sides, surmounted by a conforming hinged lid centering an associated shaped circular cartouche form finial with cherub details, underside hallmarked "EP / J D & S," numbered "7002," and a bugle, over a small impressed leaf, Height: 3 1/4"; together with a silver lidded canister, probably South American, illegible worn marks, of cylindrical form and with gadrooned top trim and base trim centering vertical reeded banding, surmounted by a short conforming neck and fitted cap, height: 5", approximate total weight: 9.99 troy ounces.